Three Mothers Mad Drug Delirium At Bellevue Hospital
New York reports reveal three women submitted to twilight sleep during childbirth at Bellevue Hospital. Two women became permanently insane and were confined to a state hospital while the third recovered after several weeks. Dr M. S. Gregory notes the drug-induced delirium began within two to five days of birth, with varying outcomes among the patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue Hospital
New York
M. $. Gregory
Minus & Thecory
Atienuse
Thousamia
Eden
Tao New
Tremory
le Observation Ward
Unclear Postal Receipts Reported for October and Washington
Fragmented OCR notes show postal receipts in October totaling 174,407 with another figure 913 and mentions private business activity in Washington. The text is garbled and does not provide a coherent event or definitive figures beyond these mixed numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boguegan Washington
Ensula
Washington
New Jersey Suffrage Debate Prompts War Time Debate
The New Jersey Woman Suffrage Association declares the state will become the only home where universal suffrage and eugenics are applied, as Mrs. Edwards Peterson and leaders urge women to vote to end injustice. Letters to national figures are cited as evidence of opinion shifts amid wartime pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Aurel
Peruildsen
Cadarbane
Noo
Jersay Woman Suffrage Association
Nistes
Miche
Waraday
Askeng
Denidgon
Mr. Danis
Oman
Mas. Edwards Peietert
S8oe0
Milk fund urged to aid 500 infants in Washington
The Diet Kitchen Association appeals for funds to sustain its milk program for about 500 infants in the district. The group runs six infant warfare stations and provides milk at cost to paying families and free milk to those who cannot pay, ensuring a steady supply for the babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Diet Kitchen Association
Cheae
Fanathes
Washinton
Milk Stations Need Funds to Save Babies in Washington
The Washington Post appeals for urgent donations to sustain six milk stations vital to infant health. Leading figures urge support to endow a fund around 25000 dollars, pledging public acknowledgment while directing gifts to responsible workers fighting high infant mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alduostly
Washington Foat
Baby Mile Fund Receives Wide Post Contributions
A note from The Washington Post acknowledges numerous donors including Mrs. L G Slocum Mrs B G H Slater Mrs George J Bradley and Mrs Chandler Hale among others. It praises aid to Washington babies and milk feed stations while urging further voluntary donations to sustain stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Slocum
B. G. H. Slater
George J. Bradley
Chandler Hale
H. Little Brother
Wea
H. A. MilNcent
James J. Monroe
Giant submarines for U. S. Navy outclass rivals
The Navy Department unveils a new fleet submarine design called fleet submarine M-1 type, doubling size and doubling effectiveness. At about 1.249 million dollars each, two submarines are planned with 390 feet length, 3,500 mile cruising radius, speeds of 11 knots surfaced and 14 knots submerged, carrying torpedoes and rapid fire guns, using fuel oil, and crew numbers similar to current subs. England and France reportedly build similar but smaller vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Llans
Trai
Bulidera
Congress
England
France
Adventures on Soul Street End With Lost Trousers
Archibald Greens of Cambridge, Maia, traveling to Jamaica, was in a saloon when a rat escaped a dog mascot and ran up his leg. Two boys helped shake the rat out, and Greens removed his trousers to escape the rat and keep his tickets for the steamship Carrillo safe. He then bought new trousers nearby as curious bystanders watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
York
Soul Street
Archibald Greens
Cambridge
Maia
United Fruit Line
Carrillo
Jamaica
Greene
United States Revenue
Calumet
Jand
Grae
Tippecanoe Battle and Rappahannock Anniversary Report
The article marks the 103rd anniversary of Harrison’s Tippecanoe victory near Bar-Ue Ground Indiana. It notes about 4,000 troops faced Tecumseh’s confederacy and Tecumseh and the Prophet in the village on Jeanne River with heavy combat leading to Harrison’s success and a large white casualty toll. It also covers the November 7 anniversary of the Federals at Rappahannock Station in 1862 with Gen Sedgwick’s Sixth and Fifth corps assault and the capture of guns and flags amid heavy casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippecanoe
William Henry Harrison
BarUe Ground
Ind
Indiana
Ken- Pere
Wali Henry Blackson
Laima Tenvitow
Harrison
Terre Haute
Harrisoan
Davin
Grivan
Rappahannock
Rappahannock Station
Toe
Ttg
Stichmond
Bull Run
Sixth Corps
Sedewick
Rappanannock Station
Russell
Wright
Musquerry
Joss
Lee
Gen. Wright
New York Fashion Fete Sets Styles for Society
A New York fashion fete at the Ritz Carlton approved by seven society women showcased over 160 outfits by top American designers. Reports highlight imported look fading as designers’ works gain acceptance, with fabrics like cloth of gold and chiffon velvet, and trends from corsetless silhouettes to sea wear for a widow, including a striking purple cape and purple lined hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Ritz-Carlton
Arthur Beott Burden
James B. Eustis
J. Gordon Douglas
Broent Iselin
W. K. Vanderbilt
Mra Ogden
Mills
Harry Payne Whitney
Wade
City News In Brief From The Capital
A coroner jury rebuke urged tighter hospital searches at Government Hospital for the Insane after George W. Kreamer a patient died by suicide. Lectures on Spanish girls education opened at Friends School. Kenyan set faults noted by Woman's Interdenominational Missionary Union. A Washington Railway bicycle collision injured Gen John A Wilson prompting medical care at home. National University law class adopted a constitution. officers to be elected next Friday. Citizens committee discussed popular government and the District ballot prospects at the Public Library. Park View residents complained about mall services. George H Russell reelected to Federation. Auto abandoned near Monument Hill found with clutch defect. owned by George Zago of 811 Fourteenth Street NW.
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George W. Kreamer
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Fourteenth
F Streets
John A. Wilson
M Street
Wilson
Citizens’ Committee
District of Columbia
J. H. Keeley
M. I. Weller
Florence Etheridge
HW. Schvieta
George A. Warren
Louis Ottenberg
E. J. Dakin
W. D. Mackenzie
Park View
Monument Base
James Sprineman
Monument Hill
Georgea Zago
Fourteenth Street
Hebrew Charities in Washington to Form Federation
Twelve independent Hebrew charity groups plan a mass meeting next week to form a federation to reduce costs and avoid duplication while expanding relief. A federation committee of Aimén Well ichatrman Harry Franc H B H Lyon Dr Abram Simon J L Blout Lea Baumgarten Mrs Adolph Kahn Mrs A Saunders Mrs Charles Goldsmith and Mrs Joel Hillman was named. About 20000 dollars is dispensed annually by the twelve organizations. Official leadership includes I Yr Blount as honorary president Lee Baumgarten as president Dr Abram Simon first vice president Rev L Stern second vice president Mrs Charles A Goldsmith financial secretary Albert L Adler recording secretary A D Prince treasurer Max Fischer auditor and trustees Jacob Elzsenmsnun Ammon Rahrend Samuel Ganas plus Mrs Charles A Goldsmith as representative at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Hebrew Charitina
Aimén Well Ichatrman
Harry Franc
H. B. H. Lyon
Abram Simon
J. L. Blout
Lea Baum
Rev. L. Stern
Charles A. Goldsmith
Albertl. Adler
A. D. Prince
Max Fischer
Jacob Elzsenmsnun
Amnon Rahrend
Samuel Ganas
Mre
Trade boom from new American commercial attachés
Diplomats of American trade will visit nearly every foreign country to collect data aiding U S manufacturers and merchants. Secretary Redfeld and Chamber of Commerce leaders praise the plan, noting attachés will focus on commercial work and report findings to Washington for dissemination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Department of Commerce
Redfeld
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Washington
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Sald
Vanderbilt buys Whitney yacht Warrior renamed Wayfarer
Alfred G. Vanderbilt purchased Henry Payne Whitney’s steam yacht Warrior, 292 feet long, 1097 gross tons, after it had a January grounding near Colombia. Renamed Wayfarer, the vessel will stay in commission all winter as Vanderbilt plans a prolonged southern cruise from OuiLand Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Newport
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Henry Payne Whitney
Warrior
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Colombia
Santa Marta
Savanilla
Vanderbilt
Baby Exhibit Wins $500 at Florence Mission Campaign
The Florence Crit tenton Mission baby exhibit at 1329 FP Street NW closed last night after a two day drive that raised about $590. A large crowd viewed newborns Richard eight months Lawrence three months Mary four months and Anna Jean. A visitor claiming to be a mission adapted baby from a New York park bench spoke to the committee and said he has five children now and provides well. Adoption offers for Baby Hisie were refused but private family arrangements might be made. Women helpers included Mrs A B McManus Mrs W T Massie Mrs Ralph Barnard Mrs M G Newton and Mrs John Matson. thanks were extended to Herbert T Shannon of Shannon Luchs for use of the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Crittenton Mission
FP Street
Richard
Lawrence
Mary
Anna i Jean
New York City
Iie
Hisie
A. B. McManus
Vv. T. Massie
Ralph Barnard
M. G. Newton
John Matson
Herbert T. Shannon
Shannon & Luchs
Mission
Bible Prophecy Lecture by J F Rutherford at New Masonic Temple
J F Rutherford of New York City will speak at the New Masonic Temple tomorrow afternoon on The Destiny of Men and Nations. He argues the Bible fore shadows current wars and may predict outcomes. Admission is free and no collection will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Rutherford
New York City
New Masonic Temple
Rutherford
New England Anxious Over Sherman Antitrust Issue On Cotton Fund
Secretary McAdoo reported eighty million dollars of the one hundred million cotton fund subscription in Northern banks has been raised with the remainder assured. Bankers fear violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act, though Attorney General Gregory reportedly upheld subordinates’ view that the fund aims to aid producers, not restrain trade. Gregory consulted the Treasury. no final written opinion released.
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New England
MouAdou
Adoo
Serioug
Abaud
Paderal Board
Gregory Ans
Newaffarid
Chary
New Haven Railroad
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
United States Steel Corporation
Tre
Department of Jrustive
Avas
Buaierma
New
Craneval Gregory
$600,000,000 Market Open to American Goods
New York reports a $600,000,000 market for iron and steel machinery copper woods naval stores arms and ammunition minerals oils chemicals leather goods and footstuffs opened in Great Britain for U S manufacturers with imports from Germany Austria and Belgium suspended The Alexander Lameston Institute estimates domestic industries lose more than $406,000,000 annually in suspended imports Hone industries gain a vast near by market Canada must supply $119,906,009 of goods no longer secured abroad new markets emerge near the border and for Canadian producers.
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New York
Great Britain
United States
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Alexander [Lamston
Liattha
Canada
25 Projectile Machines Are Ordered in Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov 6. The Champion Tool Company has received an additional order for 26 machines to fire projectiles for the British government. The contract totals 3006 dollars with delivery in 11 days, adding to the more than 200 small orders the firm already holds. Edwards Manufacturing Company also awaits an order for 5,000 camp stoves for France, to be shipped to Montreal and then Europe, with 200,000 stoves in total for distribution to French needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hampion Tool Company
Edwards Manufacturing Company
Montreal
Europe
Wagener
Poicey
France
Texas Horses Sold to France For Million Dollar Deal
Dallas report states the French government contracted a local firm to supply 20,000 horses for 1.66 million dollars. The announcement was made today. Release notes the deal involves 20,000 horses from Texas and a total price of 1,660,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
France
Dallas
U S and Argentina Outline Postwar Trade Avenues
Secretary Redfield and Ambassador Naon discussed trade relations between the United States and Argentina and new commerce avenues opened by Europe’s war. A cablegram from Argentina urged American manufacturers to take the initiative by sending cargoes in ships that would return with Argentine products and to adopt a system of credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Argentina
Europe
Redfield
Naon
British Firm Seeks American Blankets and Supplies
New York November 6 A British firm seeks American made blankets 30x40 and 18x12 inches in waste cotton blue or pink with animal decorations. They want quotations in English currency with delivery crates if possible or fob New York. A second British company orders 3–4 tons yearly of chemically pure acetic acid for vinegar manufacture as a future supplier. A large British rubber concern seeks regular shipments of tetrachloride of tin from American manufacturers.
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New York
F. A
New Fork
Inhia
Great Britain
Carpet Mills of Yonkers resumes full time operation
Alexander Smith Lgas Yonkers carpet mills switch to full time after weeks at three days a week since August 1. Seven thousand workers are employed and full time operation adds 34 000 yards of yarn. Reduced hours were due to weak demand and dye shortages from Germany and other European suppliers during wartime. The firm’s rug and carpet sales in New York last week helped justify the return to full schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miils
the & Lana Carpet Co
Yonkers
Alexander Smith
Germany
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Cresary
University of Baien
Lee Fierbert Alem
Cumbrieland Street
Love
Pastor
Newspaper Bhiye
Baby Mile Fund
U. S. Navy
Battle OF
Sentinel
Vincennes
Warrison
West
U. S
Paris
City News
Mabal E. Haywood
International Institute For Girls In Pain
Friends School
Woman’s Interdenominational Missionary Union
Church of the Epiphany
Wice
Jespel Mission
Willow Tree Alley
Herbert Kine
National University Law School
Hebrew Charities
H. P. Whitney
F. W. Vanderbilt
McAdoo
Reserve Board
Republic
U.S
Palais Royal
Ieadquarters
Reis
Madewell
American Knitting Mills
A.lisner
Frarth
Winter Garden Co
Eugene— Howard
Willie
Ourlords
Mary Henneifod
Tria
Matiner
Vital Interest
Chrestal Berne
Mahy Shaw
Hollie
Harter Ford
Ann Murdock
Lyceum Theater
Tom
Carpet Mills OF
Baker’s Cocoa
Walter Baker & Co. Limited
Dorchester, Maas
Nationa
Auc Matin
Fitetresk
Fannie Ward
National Theater
Pril
R Mets. Wed
Satsek Seate
Horus
Ty May Tae
and Fraak M
M'Cormack
Janay
Schumann-Heink
Louise Homer
Josef Hofmann
Amato
Sassali
Alma Gluck
Zimbalist
Reason Tarkess
Jeb
Main
Christian Science
Christian Science Board
First Church of Christ Scientia
Boston
Mass
Polys Theater
George W. Cohan
FE Meith
Keith Sun
Henrietta Crosman
Jurst Timt
Strayer
Steward’s Business College
Washingt
Sts. N. W
Dusinces Dning School
STNG
Volta
Emily Malith Stoe
Fred Barnes
Emerson Institute
the Drillery Business and Civil Service College
New York Avenue
Pelaw
Ast
Washington Business and Civil Service Bchgool
Ton. T. Ave
Prudhomme
Banda
Bpanibhensene
Temeher
Abi
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